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Ghost town images

Hi there,

Please replace the existing Ghost Town images instead of uploading new ones. You can do this by navigating to the image's page, scrolling down, then click "Upload a new version of this file".
GrampaSwood (talk) 21:23, 28 April 2022 (UTC)

Hello Swood, I just want to let you know that it's not possible to change the file extension of a file when you replace it with a new file extension. In this case, the "Mvm coaltown.jpg" images will always be .jpg even if you re-upload in .png. I think for profesionalism's sake, I think new files should be upload under the .png file extension instead of replacing the .jpg ones. I did a test on File:Mvm coaltown event5.jpg. I got the current .jpg image, saved as .png, and reuploaded. It seems that it resulted in the same thing, but the file is still saved as .jpg (however, the file is ACTUALLY a .png file, evidenced by the same file size as the .png version I did, as well the file header reading "PNG" as opposed to "JFIF" via Hex code editing). I can't tell if certain image/video programs might not load the file due to this anomaly. I also can't confirm if Miguel's .png version will suffer quality loss due to the original file being .jpg (remember that my test was simply a reupload of the .jpg one, that I used Save As to a .png file). Also, I think the new file names are also better since the change on July 10, 2013 Patch that changed the map's internal file name (where the old .jpg images were using the original map's internal name). I think it's okay to have the .png ones in place of the .jpg ones, in this case, I would revert your undos, but I'll let you be the judge.